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Hurricane tracker and official NHC storm tracks

Follow official National Hurricane Center tropical outlooks, advisories, and storm maps, then use trusted preparation resources before a threat develops. The live NHC feed is checked every 15 minutes while open; always follow evacuation orders and local emergency instructions.

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National Hurricane Center updates

Atlantic, Eastern Pacific, and Central Pacific information supplied directly by the NOAA National Hurricane Center.

Checking the official NHC feed. Atlantic and Pacific outlook maps and official storm links are available below now.

Official seven-day outlooks

Atlantic and Pacific tropical activity

Maps update automatically when the National Hurricane Center issues a new outlook.

Latest official National Hurricane Center Atlantic seven-day tropical weather outlookAtlantic seven-day outlook ↗Latest official National Hurricane Center Eastern Pacific seven-day tropical weather outlookEastern Pacific seven-day outlook ↗
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This page checks the official NHC feed when opened and every 15 minutes.

Know the message

Outlook, watch, and warning

Outlook

Development is being monitored

A tropical outlook identifies areas where a tropical cyclone could form. It is not a warning for a specific community.

Watch

Dangerous conditions are possible

A hurricane watch generally means hurricane conditions are possible within about 48 hours. Finish preparations promptly.

Warning

Dangerous conditions are expected

A hurricane warning generally means hurricane conditions are expected within about 36 hours. Follow evacuation and emergency instructions immediately.

Prepare before the storm

A practical hurricane checklist

  • Know your evacuation zone and where you would go.
  • Keep official phone alerts enabled.
  • Plan for children, older adults, disabilities, and pets.
  • Refill medicines and protect important documents.
  • Prepare water, food, flashlights, batteries, and chargers.
  • Fuel vehicles and secure outdoor objects early.
  • Use generators only outdoors, away from doors and windows.
  • Follow local officials instead of relying on one website.
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Official help

Hurricane maps, safety, and emergency resources

NHC Atlantic operationsOfficial tropical outlooks, advisories, forecast discussions, and storm products.↗NHC hurricane preparationUnderstand storm hazards, watches, warnings, forecast cones, and preparation steps.↗NWS hurricane safetyNational Weather Service guidance for preparing, evacuating, sheltering, and recovering.↗Prepare before a hurricaneNational Weather Service planning guidance for evacuation zones, emergency kits, and household readiness.↗Act when a hurricane threatensOfficial National Weather Service steps for evacuation, sheltering, and following local instructions.↗Wireless Emergency AlertsLearn how official emergency alerts reach compatible mobile phones.↗
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Keep Wireless Emergency Alerts enabled and follow the National Hurricane Center, your local National Weather Service office, and local emergency-management instructions. Call 911 for emergencies.

Page reviewed: July 30, 2026

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